Nikon Releases ‘Spot On’ Ballistics App for iPhones
Nikon has adapted its popular Spot On Ballistics software to run on iPhones and iPods. The Spot On iPhone App contains a vast database of factory ammo (both rimfire and centerfire), so you can quickly plot ballistics for your chosen load. If you have a Nikon scope with a Ballistic Drop Compensating Reticle (BDC), you can input the ammo type, zero distance, and atmospheric conditions, and the software will automatically calculate exact target distances corresponding to the hold-over circles on your reticle. Match Technology provides precise aiming points for any Nikon BDC reticle riflescope and precise reference for sighting in other Nikon riflescopes with plex, MilDot or standard crosshair reticles. Nikon’s Spot On App costs $4.99 from the iTunes App store.
Free Web Version of Nikon’s Ballistics App
If you don’t own an iPhone, you can still use the full-featured Spot On program for free on the web. Just log on to NikonHunting.com/spoton and register. Pick a caliber/cartridge and a bullet, then input temp, altitude, and shooting angle. This will give you a ballistics solution and will show the actual yardages corresponding to your BDC reticle hold-over circles. Shown below is the user interface for the FREE web-based version of Spot On.
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about time Nikon supported this pity I can’t register in New Zealand
have written some thing similar in a spreadsheet
`Spot On Ballistics App for the 300 win mag
To henryb:
All you have to do is lie and say you’re from the USA – I picked Alaska as my state – are they really going to check? My program downloaded no problem.
Unfortunately my scope is a Pro Staff 4 x 32, so I don’t have BDC markings, but the ballistic information is valuable and equally applicable.